
Lock
English. Directed by Leung Ming-kai.
Two strangers briefly connect when they find themselves locked on a New York City rooftop.
This short film, with a budget of US$50, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, where writer–director Leung Ming-kai was nominated for the Student Visionary Award
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- English
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- Leung Ming-kai
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What movies are like Lock?
If you liked Lock, try Reservoir Dogs, The Radiator Springs 500½, Day & Night.
Who directed Lock?
Lock was directed by Leung Ming-kai and stars Kate Reilly, Mark Alhadeff, Gautam Chopra.